Mohave County miner., 1887-10-22

| Order your job printing from the MREl
Office, where all kinds Of printing can b.
obtained, done in the most artistic style
We acknowledge the receipt Of q cop,
OF the School Laws Of Arizona," com
piled and published by Charles M
| Strauss, Superintendent Of Public Instruc
ton. The volume also contains list o
rules and regulations, text books, course
Of study, etc.
II you are afflicted with sore eyes
rheumatism, or any Of the ills which
flesh 10 heir to, don't spend your money
for st. Patrick's Pills or Billy Richards
Rock and Rye, but invest four dollars Ii
years subscription TO the MoHAvr
MINER. ..
The Sultan Of Morocco has been boy.
cotted by the ladies OF his harem on
account Of his forbidding them to bathe in
the large marble basin in the garden
There 10 no danger Of old Surrum on
Wallapai Charley being boycotted for the
same reason.
Geo. J. Magley, formerly connected
with the Albuquerque Democrat az local
editor, but now running az express mes.
senger between Albuquerque and Los
Angeles, will quit the road on the first Of
the month, to engage in the newspaper
business at San Diego.
Joseph G. Allyn ia hard at work inves.
tigating the affairs Of the ex-County
Recorder and ex-Clerk of the District
Court, Mr.. Bucksbaum, in tine hope oi
finding out how much the county has
been deiraudsd. Mr.. Allyn Is working
under the direction OF the Board Of Super.
visors.
w. G.. Conard, who is in charge Of the
Orc Plata mine for Senator b. +. Lang.
ford and Judge ID. 8. Terry, the iessees,
put on six more men on Thursday morn.
ing, and will put on more in few days
1t is stated that the fortunate lessees have
four feet OF ore in sight which will average
sl25 in gold and silver.
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Webster's Dictionaries, worth $50, and 4
Dictionary Holders, worth $3.50, given
as prizes for best essays answering the
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Or inquire at your bookstore.
The newsy letter from our Needles cor
respondent, which appears in another
column, should have come out in our las
issue, and would have II our mail servict
had been conducted under Republican
administration. The envelope containin,
it was postmarked at the Needles Oct
18th, but did not reach here till Oct. 10Th
The Colorado River at this point i.
literally alive with as fine carp as eve,
topped fin. They measure, many o
them, two feet in length and weigh ten
pounds and over. The first carp wa,
placed in the river five years ago by DR.
J. II. Taggart, who had received few
from the United States Fish Commits
sioner. Having no fish pond, the Doctor
placed the young fish in the river.-Yums
Sentinel.
An exchange says that rubber staml
is very useful and convenient thing To-
Office use, name and post-marks, but Al
an article for business cards, letter head
and bill heads, il is . miserable failure
To print letter head with rubber stamI
it is almost impossible to get an even i'm
preston, and the effect is all but artistic
giving the idea 10 others that the write
never knew that there was such thini
as printing Office. 1t is "dead giv'
away" and proves that the "silurian" il
still abroad in the land. No wide-awak'
business man who is up with the time
will use rubber stamp for letter head
and business cards.
From the Pioche Record we gathe
that the mining outlook ut II Dorad'
Canyon 10 not very promising. Th'
Southwestern Company are about Il
close down. They are working only 81,
men on the Savage and Techatticul
mines. asserting over the dumps ant
breaking ore from the groupings, and vii
continue working that way until the mil
finishes working what ore they have Of
hand, which is about two weeks run
The company will then close down. Th
directors Of the company have under con
sideration the advisability Of sinking
prospect shaft below the tunnel level
the Savage and Techatticup mines.
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